THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY. MAY 24. 1903.
P0ST0FFICE NOTICE
whenever th salllrrt wur at V a. m.
r later: and late mil may t ps!ted
l-ar-J.hw .T."'.' " the tier of th
t-ERMAN LINES salitng- from Hoboken.
. he mail t n the piers e-i-eu rr- ".-r
ana a half before sailln: time, and close
ien minute pefore sailing tin.
rrur posta; (letters rwn
is required on artl-ies
On! 7
a half
mailed on
i'r " 'he AMERICA!. WHITE
piam ana i(.kmaa ! pout
douM (ostage i-etter
f ui-cti on other .ines.
1
steamer.
rnta a bait
Malta rarr OTrrUnl, Ele, Ei.
-ei TraaiMPllr.
Malla feacept Jamaica and Bahamas) ara
f rnarded daily to porta of sailing Tfca
CONNECTING majls close at the General
Postoffice. New Vork. aa foiiowt.
CUR A, rla Port Timi. at 14.. a m. lion-
oav.- nnnnur ana Saturday. A!fo
from Xew York. Thursday and Saturday
se above ) '
MEXICO CITT, overland, at 1 30 p. m. aed
M. p. m daily, except Punday; Bundar
at 1 p. m and 10 .in p. m
NEW rOCMiLANri leseejt Pa reels-P-st
Malisi via Norm Sydney at 7 p. m. loo
day. Wtdnesday and Saturday (a. no oc
casionally from New 0rk and Phlladel
I'fiia. fe ahove.
MIQCELON, via Boston and North Fydney,
at 3 p. m every other Sunday (May ;i;
June- 4 and li. etc.).
JAMAJCA. via Boeton. at 'M p. m. Tues
nay and Friday. (Also rrom New Tor
on Saturday. See al.ove.1
COSTA RICA, via New Orleans, at tt:3t
p m. Tuesday.
LrtlTlSH tiU.WRA?. HONDURAS tEast
Cr.astl and Ot ATEMALA via New Or
leans, at no y. p. m. Monday iWest
coast nf Honduras la despatched from
New York via Panama see above )
NICARAGUA (east coast), via New Or
leana. at p. m. Wednesday (West
cnst nf Ni'arnKua Is despatched from
New Tr.rk rla Panama we above.)
PANAMA and CANAL BONE, via New
Orleans, at ll'j.' p m.. Sundav aftr
li-.Vi p. m. and until sailing of New York
steamer, mall for Panajii and canal mn
Is held for the New Y'ork steamer see
a hove. )
I R-a"1terefl mill for overland despatches
clofe at t 00 p. m previous day.
Trnnsnaclte Malls, Pnmarded Over
land Dully.
The schedule of closing of transpacific
malla is arranged tn the presumption cf
their Uninterrupted overland transit to port
of sailing. The final connectlr.. mat (ex
cept registered transpacific mail? des
patched via Vancouver. Victoria, Tac m
or Seattle, which close 6 pm. previous day)
cloe at the general postofflce. New Tors,
as follows:
iAHlTA and MARQUESAS ISLANDS,
via San Franc;sco. ciose at 6 p. m. May
i ior acspaicn per s. a Mariposa.
JAPAN. KOREA. CHINA and specially ad
dressed nni.l for the PHILIPPINE IN
LANDS, via Seattle, cIoik- at 6 p. m. May
21 for despatch per s. s. Phawnut.
HAWAII. JAPAN. KOREA. CHINA and
specially addresses mall for the PHIL
IPPINE ISLANi'S. via San Francisco,
close at p m May 22 fur despatch per
a s Siberia.
HAWAII, via San Francisco, close at (
p ni. May 22 for despatch for s. a. Ala
meda.. PHILIPPINE ISLANDS and GUAM, via
San Francisco, (lose 6 pm. May 2$ for
X despatch per I . S. Transport.
T HAWAII via P"n Francisco, close at t
m. May 7 for despatch per a. s. Neva-
KOREA. CHINA and PHILIP
PINE ISIANBjS. via San Francisco, close
at 6 p m. June 2 for despatch per a. a.
Mongolia.
NEAr ZEALAND. AUSTRALIA (except
wesn. NEW CALEDONIA. SAMOA, HA
WAII and FIJI ISLANDS, via San Fran
clstV, close at p. m June J for despatch
per s. a Sonoma. I IT the Cunard steamer
carrying me urnisn man ior .ew t-
1and fl's not arrive in time to connect
with this despatch, extra mails closing
at B.SO a. m . r3 a. m. and 6 .30 p m. ;
'Sundava at 4.30 a. m.. a Tn. and 6 p. m
will be made urf and forwarded until the
arrh-fcl of the Cunard steameri
JAPAN (e-acept parcels post malsi. KO
REA.. CHINA and PHILIPPINE IS
LANDS, via Vancouver and Victoria. P-.
Ci close" at v m. June S for despatch
tf s. s Empeesg of Jfipan.
FIJI ISLANPF. AUSTRALIA except
West) and NEW CALEDONIA, via Van
couver ard Victoria R. C . close at p.
m. Jne IT for despatch per s a Aorsngl.
MANCHURIA ( except Mukden. New
chwanr and Port Arthur) and EASTERN
SIBERIA la at present forwarded via
Russia.
NOTF" Unless otherwise addresses. West
Australia Is forwarded via Europe: New
Zealand via San Francisco, and certain
places In the citnes province! of Tun
nan, via British India the oulckest
mutes Phl'inolnes soe-lally addressed
"-a Fircone" must tx fnllv pretWI at
forelsm rates. Haall 1 forwarded
via Fan Fra'"-,co erclMSlvely
WILLIAM R 'WTLT.rOX.
Postmaster.
TVistoffce New Tork. V T May 1? !W
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Ifijor Bif m OoLtrfcct for 61 of the 5ew
City Hall Band.
MONEY TO EE PAID WITHIN TWENTY DAYS
Move to Be Made Toward rare Ha ae
of lle- or eerl Plaaia latll
Cash la la the Treasury to
Meet Expense.
At noon Tuesday Mayor Koutsky at
tached his signature to the contract fir
the ty.'f city hall bmds sold to Hayes
& Sons by the council Monday nlit.
This contract, along with histories of 4he
bonds, were d'-livered to agnts for the
Cleveland bankers during the afternoon.
The city stipulates that the- borvcls must
be paid for within twnty days. In adii
tlon to a premium of IsV. these bankers
will pay to the city the accumulated In
terest. The city hall bonds will, under
the present arrangement, draw Interest
at the rate of 41 per "'nt and run
for twnty years, with the usual flve-yenr
option. This Issue is to be dated May
1. l&iii. and fgurlng forty days accumulated
Interest the city will te r' -'an Interest In
addition to the premium and will only be
called upon to pay 1:73 for the blank bonds.
It was at first proposed to sell these
bonds at not more than 6 per cent, but It
was found that Hayes A; Sons would take
the bonds for 44 per c-nt and pay the
premium mentioned In addition to the ac
crued interest.
The understanding f erns to be that no
advertisement for plans or contracta will
be made until the money for the sale ff
the bonds Is on hand Just as soon as the
purchasers deposit the purchase price the
deal for the site at Twenty-fourth and O
streets will he closed and then will come
the plans and the letting of contracts.
With the building of a ctty hall and Jail
will come additional expense for furnish
ing, lights and Janitor service, to say
nothing of heating. At the present time
and for over five years the city has paid
T.45 a month for city offices, including
heat. No estimate has been made of the
co-t of furnishings or maintenance, but
an additional levy will surely have to be
made to meet this additional expense.
ew Order for Appraisers.
There will t some delay in the letting
of a contract for the grading of Sixtenth
street from a point feet north of Mis
souri avenue to I street on accouiit of a
change In the city charter. Formerlv v hen
an improvement petition was p-fnted
to the council the mayor named the ap
praisers to go over the ground and esti
mate the damage. If any. This was done
In the Sixteenth street case, but the report
handed to the council Monday night waa
returned to the appraisers. E. R. Leigh,
B. E. Wilcox and Jospeh Murphy, for cor
rection City Attorney Lemhert hold! that
under the present charter the appraisers
must first meet and set a date for making
the appraisement. This date must be ten
days after the first meeting of the ap
praisers. All property owners Interested
must be notified by the city clerk of the
date when the appraisers will meet to go
over the ground. In this case the apprais
ers mentioned will set a date for meeting
the property owners and then, according
to Mr. Lambert, the records will be clear
and In conformance with the new charter.
Fred In a; City Prlsonera.
A new feature "has been added to the
feeding of city prisoners. When the con
tract was awarded Monday night to Julius
Rothholi the stipulation was inserted that
dinner was to be served at the same price
as breakfast and supper. Heretofore the
contrart has heerr let tm'the twn-meal-a-day
plan. When prlsonera are working
on the streets or rock pile they are given
dinner. Former contractors have been
RAILWAY TIME CARD
IMO ITATKI-TEMH AKD MAHCY.
Arrive,
i J' pm
a D.in am
a b.iu pin
a pin
a H :M pm
a ?.4u am
b l.Sa pm
i :20 am
10.30 pro
5 JO pm
In Ion Parlfle.
Leave
Overland Limited a !.u am
California Express a 4;lu pm
California A Oregon Ex. a 4 pm
North Platte Local a am
Fast Mall a :53 am
Colondj Special a 7.4s am
Beatrice Local b pm
St. Louis Express t:S0 pm
Su Louia Local (from
Council Bluffs) 13 ara
Shenandoah Local (from -
Council Blurts; l:4i, pm
Cktcavato, Rack Island Pnrlde.
EA-SX.
Chicago Limited a 3.3S am a 7:10 am
Chicago Expres a l.Ja am a .au pm
Chicago Ex., Lineal hU.4U am a 4 Su pm
L'ea Moines Express a 4.3t' p:n bll:5jam
I'ej Moines Local a hi pm
:i.icago r'aat Express a 6:40 pm all pm
ColoraoV. Expresa a l.wi pm a 4 oo pm
Oklahoma A Texas Ex. a 01. pm all 4u ara
Colorado Night Ex a !:S4 pm a 7:25 am
thlonao Great Western.
ft- Paul at Minn a :JQ pm a 7 15 am
St. Paul & Minn a 7 '41 am a 7.o6 pm
Chicago Li rented a I:1.".' piu ale: Jo am
Chit atco "EKire a 3: a.m a Z J pm
Chiemaro, Jallerankeo A St. Pnnl.
Chicago Uillr.l Ex a . Ji am all 00 pm
Caliioiaia-Oregon Ex. ..a pm a i.iv pm
(jxnxia umnea a a ..m pm
vn M. tt Onooojl Ex... .a i it a.iu
lUlaola Central,
u-.iaigo Expresa a 7:2 am
inicaao i-iiiuted a .w pin
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Minn, at bt. Paul Ll' . i. t,,..
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LincuiQ I'liit u '.in am
Cm,k)ii at Wyumlii e i.au pm
Leudwood A Lltj; Jin. . ..a i.M piu
Hautigs-Aiblon ....... .b Zju pm
NUioarl PavcU.
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Will bring back the cahirtl color. Gray
or fsded hair restored permanently with
out iDoonreulenre nud with no disacree
nble after effects. Not a dye: it cleanly;
learet no sediment, and does not make tbt
boir sticky. $1.0).
Mrs. FTTtR H.RRiaOf. TVnnitelnrlst
18 M'est STth St.. ew York. . Y.
140 t.enrv Si., finn Fraarlico, CaU
For n! by Snermnn McConnell Drug
Co.. S. W. Cor. lith and Dodge. Omaha.
GOVKR.NMEXT NOTICES.
a i : Jb a ;n
a I. A p:a
FOR RILEY, KjVN.. APRIL 25, 1K06.
a"i S5 pm 1 Scaled proposals in triplicatt: will be re
a f:'jc in i ceived heie until 11 a m. May 2t, 1S6, for
b!i :i. pi.i c i:str iicting post hospital buiidmg. lnfor
a k. w pai i niatton furnished upon application here;
hi?j at offices of lep.,t vuartertnasters. Chi-
cagj, ill : 3t. Louia. Mo; Omkha, Neb,
; j. J, I k:,d Kansas City. Mo. Bidders wi.l state
l"', in bids the time in which they will com
li ji In, p'ete ihe work, as time will form an irn
i i- !!! i"'r!ant consideration In award C 8. re-
: ' senea right to accept or reject any or all
. " : lids or any part thereof. Envelopes to be
charging about S cents for each dinner
served for working prisoner. Under the
new contract the noonday meal is to be
charged for at the same rate as the other
meais. This will result In qjite a saving
to the city In the course cf a year.
Pavlnar Matter Delayed.
A week will most likely elapse before
the city council will take any action on
the matter of the Twenty-fourth street
paving. For the sake of having a good,
substantial pavement the mayor and coun
cil Incline tonards vitrified brick, as the
asphalt pavement has never been satisfac
tory from the date it was laid. F. J
Iewla, a property owner here, has made
the s'aten.ent that he is willing to put
down an asphalt pavement and give a
ten-year guarantee This matter was
looked up yesterday ard all of the asphalt
company managers visited by City En
gineer Bal declared that a five-year guar
antee was all that they could afford to
give on asphalt.
Drawing Exhibit.
An exhibition of drawings, the work of
the pupils of the drawing department of
the public schools, will be held at the
High school building today and Thursday
and Friday. This exhibition is the rep
resentative work of the pupils In free
hand drawing and designing. Patrons of
the schools and others Interested are In
vited to visit the exhibit.
ome Teacher Flensed.
The public school teachers who were
elected at the special meeting of the
Board of Education Monday night are
more than pleased. It appears to be the
understanding that no more teachers will
be elected until the regular meeting of
the btiard on June 5. Schools close for the
term on Jane 2 and the teachers whose
names were not on the list published
Tuesday will not know whether they will
be re-err.pioyed or not until after the June
meeting Some of the teachers now em
ployed propose going elsewhere and a few
have announced that they will be married I
before the opening of the schools in the
fall. With 114 teacher now elected the
big majority has been provided for, and
the balance will be looked after later. No
assignment of teachers to buildings will
be made until later.
Mngle City Goaalp.
Rev. R. L. Wheeler is confined to his
home on account of a severe cold.
Matt Evetx of Carroll, la., was here yes
terday looking after his property Inter
ests. t C. Haney of David City. Neb . is here
for a day or two visiting Postmaster
Elter.
Charles Carlson left yesterday after
noon for Portland. Ore., to visit relative
for a few weeks.
The street department force is lowering
crosswalks and guttering street In the
northeast portion of the city.
The tenth annual banquet at the Young
Men 8 Christian association rooms was
very well attended last nlgnt.
A permanent sidewalk is being laid on
the north side of J street from Twenty
fourth to Twenty-fifth street.
Edward Kreuger. formerly a city police
man, has sold his property at Tturty
nlnth and X streets and proposes moving
on a farm.
Tuesday afternoon the fire department
was cailed to Twenty-third and E streets
to extinguish a slignt blaie on the roof
of a cottage.
The sanitary sewer at Twenty-seventh
and J streets is broken and repairs will be
made today under the supersisiou oi me.
city engineer.
EXCURSION TO NORTHWEST
Omaha and Sooth Omaha Easiness
Men Will invade Sew Ter
ritory for Trade.
Omaha and South Omaha business men
will make a two weeks' trade excursion to
the northwest coast beginning. June 1L
The matter ha been the subject of dis
cussion for ome time and was definitely
decided at the meeting of the CommerciaJ
club this afternoon.
Fifty men have already pledged them
aelves for the amount necessary to pay the
individual expenses of the trip, and as
surance have been received from South
Omaha people that the busineas and pro
fessional men cf that city will be pleased
to secure representative on the trip. Xt
is expected that twenty-five from South
Omaha will go On this basts It is neces
sary to secure the names of twenty-five
more men from Omaha, as 1 are required
to insure the success cf the venture.
The plan is to visit all the large towns
of the I'nion Pacific, Burlington and
Northern Pacific northwest in the inter
ests of Omaha s Jobbing trade. A special
train of Pullman cars and a diner will be
used The details of the excursion have
been arranged and stops of from two hours
to a day will be mad at each place.
Portland is to be the objective point, and
two cays will be passed there in viewing
the exposition. Among the towns visited
will be Cheyenne, Ogden. Salt Lake City,
Boise, Walla Walla. Portland. Tacoma,
Seattle, Spokane, Helena, Butte, Living
ston, Billings and Sheridan. Cordial com
munications have been received from the
commercial clubs of a number of these
places, and a desire to entertain the vis
itors is expressed in all of them. The re
turn will be made to Omaha June 2S.
Among those who are going are repre
sentatives of all the big Jobbing houses, of
the largest banks, and a number of pro
fessional men. Business men generally are
represented In the list.
The expenses of the trip. Including rail
road fare and Pullman fare and all Inci
dentals except meals, will be J1 for each
person. It is necessary to secure the re
maining twenty-five names not later than
June 1. Applications for places may be
made to Commissioner MeYann of the
Commercial club.
ffth and Howard; H. 3. P?mes. IS Wi brick,
double dwelling at IC'.S-IS Burt; J B.
Ccwgill. HAO frrre dwelling at Twenty,
fourth and Fowler avenue; A P. Fetter
man. C frame dwelling at 14 '7 Lafay
ette avenue; J. Christlanson. R.M0 frame
dwelling at Twenty-fifth and Grand ave
nue; C. Gruenig. K.2X frame dwelling at
Twenty-third and Fowler avenue.
TAXES FOR CITY EDUCATION
Method of Ralslaar Revenne Proving;
to Be a Problem tor the
Board.
The attitude of the board of Education
regarding the manner of raising taxes for
the school fiscal year of li;-07 has not
been defined and the attorney for the
board. C. E. Herring, is working on the
matter.
The school district laws direct that the
board shall certify to the mayor and city
council In January of each year the amount
of funds needed to be raised by taxation
for the following fiscal year. This provi
sion is not amnded or changed, but the
charter, as part of the merger scheme,
directs the council to certify the funds
needed by the city for the following calen
dar year, to the county clerk In June, in
order that a levy may be made by the
county commissioners. The taxes produced
do not become payable until J".e following
May and delinquent July 1 Should the
Board of Education wait until next Jan
uary before certifying the amount needed
for the fiscal year lf-7. the taxes desired
would not be delinquent until the year was
ended and due only two months before this.
As a result, school board officers figure it
out that the district will fail Just one year
behind to the amount cf about w...
meaning heavy interest charges on war
rants and an enforced continuance of this
policy thereafter.
WOMAN GOES WITH FATHER
Arrested In Dea Molaea la Con
panr with aa I nldeatlfted
Omaha Maa.
i From a PtatT Correspondent 1
PES MOINES. May 33. (Special.) Mrs.
Maud Banks, wife cf tT. A. E. Banks of
Lincoln. Neb . was arrested lat night by
the police of this city In company with an
Omaha nan, whose name could not be
learned She was arrested on the request '
of her father. Uriah Wendell of Peoria.
TH M r Ta r V la 4k fnur, riman Klla I
Dr. Banks Is said to be very much her 1 I!' G'
senior. They were married In Feorl.
where she had taught school. Two weeks
ago Dr Banks is said to have left Lincoln
for New York ani Mrs Banks, after
glng to her home In Peoria, went to Chi
cago ad then back to Omaha. When she
left Omaha, a week ago. her father started
.1 search for her. resulting In her arrest
last night. The Omaha man s name was
not revealed, as they were both released
on the woman promising to return home
with her father, which she did at 11 last
night
OUR LETTER BOX
f,-r a great r 0a.
to see its reCiuti'
and r ay we ail llva
A E 1 ir.NPAVM.
WOMAS TIKES CtRBOLIC ACID
Mra.
Eada
Gower of Marahalltown
Her Life with Poison.
MARSHA LLT O W N , la. May 23 (Spe
cial Because her husband was dead and
life seemed to hold no Joys for her. Mrs
T. Gower drank two ounces of carbolic
acid yesterday and died In about an hour.
About five weeks ago her husband died of
i typhoid fever and at that time the woman
mid? a stntement to the undertaker that
they would soon have another funeral, as
she would die or kill herself at the first
chance that offered.
OMAHA FIRMS THAT WIN OUT
Snrcesafnl Blddera from Omaha Who
Land Contrarta for In
dian Supplies,
Following are the names of additional
successful bidders for furnishing supplies
to the Omaha Indian surply depot during
the coming year:
Midland Glass and Paint company, glass
and paint.
Haskins Brothers & Co., soap.
Paxton A Gallagher company, groceries.
Cudahy Packing company, soap and
pharmaceutical supplies.
Armour & Co., lard and bacon.
Richardson Drug company, drugs.
I G. Doup, mattresses.
C. F. Alleman, oil.
S. F. Gllman. cornmeal and flour.
Wells, Abbott A Newman, Schuyler,
hominy and flour.
All of the above, with the exception of
the last, are Omaha houses. In lists here
tofore published Omaha firms have also
figured quite prominently as successful bidders.
School Teacher la Injured.
SIDNEY, la.. May 23. Special. I Miss
Myrtle Hills, a Sidney girl who teaches in
the country ten mi!-s from town, was the
victim of a runaway accident Sunday even
ing. Her escort was holding a team of
fractious colts by the bits when the bridle
gave way and Miss Hills Jumped from the
buggy while the team was running at full
speed. She struck on her head and for
several hours her life was despaired of. but
hopes are now entertained of her recovery.
The Campalan tor Omaha.
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.. May 21 -To the
Editor cf The Bee: Tour sh.'rt ed' tonal
under the heading of "The Cnmpnign for
Omaha ' has the right ring and strikes a
few of us Omahans w ho temporarily so
journ her as being tie correct analysis
of the case In question. Its sentiments
i should be heeded bv everybody In and out
of Omaha. There is no valid rensn why
City should not have 2viv. jn
lPli. This city, which is to celebrate Its
semi-centennial son.e time r.ext month, has
j a population of nearly 2."o.''"1" and will
I strive for '.' by 1P10. and whilst nature
I lavishly bestowed jp.in its borders its
lakes and dells, yet much of this lc-i-i
tiful city and surroundings was wrought
1 from a wooded section by the skillful
artisan r.d enterprise of Its public men.
Go where you will you never will find a
knocker of Minneapolis. We don't have
reform clubs that do not reform and other
ridiculous matters Ever body b of ts
Minneapolis Its city officials are sus
tained and rigidly obeyed Omaha s city
officials compare well with officials any
where for honesty, etc. The council from
Its president down is a painstaking and
hard-working body. The clerk, treasurer,
comptroller, city engineer, legal depart
ment, etc., are gentlemen of ability and
certainly capable officials In their re
spective positions. The amount of money
the eeavet.ger law brought Into the c;ty
treasury will be a standing credit to the
treasurer s foresightedness The Jobbing
and retail merchants of Omaha are as
aiert. enterprising and far-seeing as you
find and evidences are certainly not lark
ing when you pass through the Jobbing
and retail districts, so Mr. Editor, keep
up the aood work; let everybody put the
shoulder to the wheel and make com
mon cause with the main object In view
bil Hid Jndse McHenrr Sayf
Dr.S !'"! NFS. la. May 22 -T the Ed
itor of The T.ee. Relative to the reference
bv vi'ur cor res p t dent to a criticism of
City Afn-n-y William H Bremner by
Judge Mrllenry on Friday. May 19. dur.
ir.g the tril of a cae Involving certain
c'.ain-s cf tt:e Berber Afhlt company
scainst ti e city of Ds M lres. I beg tfl
that 1 wns present durlt g a portion
of the hcnri-ig and 1 heard Judge Mc
Henry use substantially the language
iifd by your correspondent. Mr Rremrer.
however. i not on the witness stand,
but was arguing the rase
JOHN MAC VICAR,
Coroner ay It I Suicide.
MARSHA LLTO W N , la.. May 23 .Special
Telegram. i An inquest was held today over
the remilns of E. H. Wilbur, who was
found hanging in the basement of his store
yesterday morning. The Jury returned a
verdict of death by suicide. At the Inquest
It was shown that he had sent his wife In
Illinois a draft for ll'Ai, his Insurance policy
and other valuables and papers, but no
word of any kind. His funeral will be held
in Des Moines.
CREIGHTON AJ VERMILION
Loral Debater Go to South Dakota
to Dlscnsa with State
I nlveralt y.
A debating team from Creighton univer
sity will go to Vermilion, S. D., Thursday
morning to engage in a contest with de
baters representing the University of
South Dakota. The question concerns the
kind of effect and Influence that labor
unions have on society at large, In other
words, whether they are good or bad In
stitutions, and Creighton will hold the re
sults beneficent. The men who will talk
for the Jesuit school are' WHIam Shaw,
Edward Leary and George 'McCracken. It
Is probable that some of the faculty and a
number of rooters will go along. Last
year Creighton defeated the South Dakota
students In Joint debate and hopes for a
duplication are high.
NO DETAILS OF THE INJURY
Definite Kewa aa to Woondli
Colonel Taylor Difficult
to Obtain.
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Miasoarl Pacle.
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IFI'.oPOSALS FOR MUXES AND CAV
i ..LRY and artillery horsea. Depot Quar
i termaster s Office, Omaha, Nebraska, April
! 2... ls6. Sealed proposals, in triplicate, will
be receive! here until 12 P clock noon May
25. '.S6, and then opened, for furnishing Ats
muiea and 2Sa cavalry and artillery horsea
V. 8 reserve the right to reject any or all
bids, or pans thereof. . Icformaticn and
speclficaluin furnished on -application. En
velopes containing bids to be marked
Proposals for Mule and Cavalry ami Ar
tillery H rees" and addressed to Captain
Thos Swob. Quartermaster- Ail
Senator Millard received a telegram from
Colonel Edwards, chief of the Insular
bureau of the government relative to Col
onel Taylor, recently reported wounded In
the Philippines. The telegram is to the
effect that, owing to the isolated locality
in which the fight with the islanders oc
curred, no definite news has yet been re
ceived as to how badly Colonel Taylor is
hurt. There Is a promise in the telegram
that as soon as a verified report can be
had it will be forwarded to Colonel Tay
lor's friends in Nebraska.
Cadet Taylor, father of the wounded sol
dier, has had no personal information from
his son.
Woman Injured in Runaway.
TABOR. Ia.. May 23.-, Special. (-An auto
mobile was the cause of a serious runaway
yesterday, in which the buggy driven by
Mrs. W. R. Rathbun was completely de
molished, her two children thrown out, and
herself, twisted around a hub, was dragged
some distance, resulting in severe bruises
and lacerations. The skin was partially
torn from her back, but no bones were
broken.
Insane Man Commit Suicide.
CLINTON, la.. May 23. i Special (-William
Nagle. a well known Clinton factory
hand, committed suicide last night by shoot
ing himself through the head after seating
himself on the grave of one of his children
in Springdale cemetery. Death resulted In
stantly. Nagle was 55 years old and It Is
believed was mentally unbalanced.
Well Digger Buried Alive.
SIDNEY. Ia., May 23. (Special.) Ike
Swisher, a well digger, while at the bottom
of a sixty-foot well, was buried by a cave
In. He was covered over to the depth of
several Inches, and was unable to speak
when his face was uncovered. He was
rescued after an hour's digging and Is now
little the worse for his experience.
Very Rad Cnnah Cured by Chamber
lain's Conah Remedy.
Tor three months Mr. Gall Woodworth.
of Stevens Point. Wis. was troubled with a
a very bad cough. He doctored continu
ally, but got no permanent relief until ha
used Chamberlain s Co', gh Remedy, which
effected a cure. A great many other br
had a like experience. Most cough medi
cine are merely j-alliatlve that Is. they
give only temporary relief while Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy cures the dlsvaaa
that causes the coughing and effect a
permanent cure No one can afford to
neglect a cough, for a persistent cough I
the, flrt symptom of consumption, lb
mcst fatal of all disease.
Jadce Albert III.
COH'Mri'P. Neb. May 23. Special. V
Hon I. L. Albert of this city, one of th
supreme court commissioners. Is lying at
his home 111 with appendicitis. The Judga
submitted to an operation yesterday, which
was successfully performed, and the pa
tient rallied quickly. He is reported todny
as making every progress that could be
wished. It will, however, be several days
before he can resume his duties at his office.
EXPERT REPORTS
SHORTAGE
BUILDING RECORDS GO AHEAD
tatlstirs for Mmj Better Thau
Any Mouth Buck to
1680.
for
LEGAL NOTICES.
TO BONDHOLDERS OF THE SHERIDAN
COAL COMPANY.
The holdera ot tond of Th Sheridan
Coul Company are hereby notified that in
undersigned truH'-e, under trust deed cf
The Sheridan Coal Company, dated June
11. lj"-3. and recorced Junr li in bonk
H of mortgage records, on pag 438. in the
office ,.t me County (. lerg oi th- Cout.ty
ot Sheridan, and Mate of Wyoming, has
received notice from The Sheridan Coai
Company that It will, on or before June
'. 16. remit to the unders.gnej 124, to
lake up and retire 24 bonds, as providtu . .
said trust deed. Notice is hereby givi .
that th undersigned has drawn ana Se
lected by lot the following tnenty-four
numb-is - twenty-four of ire b"nds out
standing, secured by raid trust deed, 1. e ,
. 1 441. 176. 4i6. 47. 274. lit' 231.
157. ii, 7. 7, 63.. Jii,. fcio, i:t U. 4ao. 4u.
I.1, l.tl. S21. for payment fron the sinking
fund, to be so paid to It btr sa.d The
Sheridan Coal Company unr said trutt
deed, and upon such payment of said
fc't.ik'O to the undersigned on or before June
Sc, 16. the undfrs.gned will, at its office
at the corner of Warhorn and Mad.son
su-eets. in th City of Chicago. Illlnoia. on
the first day of July. A. D. iu6, pay to the
holders, or reg:tered owners or iid bond
numbt-red. aa fi'f-id. Mi- principal au
accumulated interest thereon, upon tr
urrender and delivery thereof to th i::,
ders.gned. uncancelled, and accompam . d
by aw unpaid coupons thereto belong.;..
Interval ot aeh of said bonds, mm;,.;,
a aforesaiu. will ce.ee after said i.ut
day of July. A. D. lKk.. whether prison' -i
nn a d day or thereafter.
I'NiuN TRltST . o; PANT, Truat.
by HUrt IiiH.fr. te. w. .r-.
ai-j-:-i7-;4
The May building record keeps up tn the
city building department and already all
past performances for the month are bet
tered back a far a 1S.-S Recent permits
lnu'i are as follows; Allen Bros. Realty
company, 3i,(K) six-story, brick ware
house at Tenth and Fmrnam; W. A. Gor
don, m.mo two-story, brick warehouse at
SlfC-t Ixard; Sarah Edmindson. 11.800 frame
dwelling at Thirty-fourth and Hamilton;
E. A. Titt. I2,i0 frame dwelling at 2Kj
Manderson; 8. G. Johnson, 12. 0 frame
dwelling at Nineteenth and Clark: I. W.
Barr, tl.5fl frame dwelling at Twenty-
TESTIFIES HE WAS KILLED
Peddler Sweara in Court He Wns
Knocked Down and Robbed
of Life by Wagon.
A case was on before Police Judge Berka
Tuesday morning wherein 8. Wineberg, a
Jewish peddler, wanted to secure damages
from Hess 4 Swoboda. the florists, for the
alleged carelessness of a dnver for the
latter firm. Wir.eberg was crossing Nine
teenth and Farnam streets a few days ago
and was run down by one of the florists'
wag-nns. Wlneterg claims he was struck
by the wheel, knocked down, run over and
waa actually killed by the vehicle. At
least, that is what he testified to in court.
It was proven that the peddler was not
killed, nor was he Injured to any extent,
so the case was dismissed.
Do you want the best natural mineral
water? Ask for Sheboygan.
Former Township Clerk at O'Neill
Said to Have Raised Warrants.
ONEIlL. Neb., May 23 (Special. )
Qtiite a sensation was created here when
Expert Bookkeeper T. C. Cannon of Sioux
City. Ia.. reported a shortage of about
in'i in the office of Former Township
Treasurer P. J. Handley, who is now a
resident of Boyd county, this state. Mr.
Cannot was employed as a result of a
special meeting of the taxpayers of Gratton
township with the above result. Bonds
men of Handley are now actively taking
steps 10 have the former treasurer pay the
reported shortage. It is claimed the former
treasurer raised warrants and scratched out
the cancelling stamp in other cases, using
the same warrants twice In making set
tlements with the township board. In one
case the expert reports a l& warrant raised
to tiy, he having traced it from the time
it was Issued to the date the cancelling
sta.np was placed thereon. This warrant
had been paid to O. O. Snyder & Co. for
material furrished. and while the warrant
Itself showed plainly it had been raised,
the fact that the amount appeared on the
bookt of O. O. Snyder & Co. as $30, is
taken as conclusive and additional evidence
that the amount of the warrant had been
raised Another warrant is reported to
have been raised from t'. to $11)0.
The report has not yet been made pub
lic, but the result is known by at least
half of the people of O'Neill, and is creat
ing quite a sensation. Some of Handley s
friends Insist It is a put up Job. they hav
ing such faith in his honesty, but the ex
pert appears to be able to substantiate
what he rejiorts.
Woman Wants Help.
The woman who has suffered mnch
fcnd has not regained her health though
Ihe hag spent money freely may only
spend more and be still worse if she
accepts and pavs for "the operation"
which she may be urged to undergo.
Many of the' busy, well-meaning, but
not - fullv - informed general - practice
doctors fail to recognize the cause of
symptoms that are plain reading to the
ipecialist who has voted more than
an ordinary aietiroe 10 me siuay ana
treatment of women.
and has in his possession mtny thou
sands of letters from permanently
cured patients expressing their grati
tude and satisfaction.
Address Dr. Pierce, care Invalids
Hotel and Surgical Institute, Buffalo,
N. Y. All mail securelv sealed.
"Favorite PRESCEiprios " ia am
efficient and absolutely safe remedy
for all uterine derangements, leucor
rhea, inflammation, bearing-down, pro
lapsus, etc. It is not narcotic or siuna
lative in its composition.
THE FECEET OUT.
To refnU the manv false and malid
ous attacks, bogus formulas and other
untruthful statements published con-
FORECAST OFJTHE WEATHER
Shower and Thunder Storm in Ne
braska, Kaaaaa and South
Dnkota Today.
WASHINGTON, D. C, May 13 Forecast
of the weather for Wednesday and Thurs
day: For Nebraska. South Dakota and Kanaas:
Showers and thunder storms Wednesday
No Knife Needed
Piles can be cured by internal treatment.
To get at the cause tha; Is the secret and
that is why Dr. Perrin's Pile Specific is
so universally successful in its results. It
increases th flow of digestive juice ia
the stomach accelerates the action of the
liver. With congestion of th liver removed
and constipation relieved, the two chief and
distinct causes of piles are reached and
conquered.
Dr. Perrin's Pile Specific
The Internal Remedy
for tfyapcpsia, iiKhg eUion, conaUpatio,
bAousness, catarrh of the stomach and
kindred aaVnents it h the greatest remedy
Sfcat ha ever yet benefited aunkiiML
Certain ia its results, this remedy wQl
runs th east obstinate case of Piles.
Dr. Porta Medical Co, HcIc&a, MjuC
Fudge and Dance.
An entertainment waa riven Monday by
the Elaine High School society at the home
of Miss Brandels at Twenty-lourth and
Farnam streets It had been oririnaliv
planned to rive what m irr-..A .. i
fudge riarty." but this eventually became an ,nd ln f,aft Porl'on Thursday.
iiiiKinwi uancing party, wnn rud(re and
punch as refreshments The purpose of
this entertainment was to raise an addi
tional sum of abnut $Tfi to that of tC
already ln the possession of the sr.ciety
This sum. at the rinse of the school year
will defray the cost of a memorial which
the society will denate to the achool to
adorn its walls The subiect of the me
morial will be a fac simile st of Charles
Abbey a painting or Sir Galahad's search
for the "Holy Grail." Thes palntinsa
Illustrate very closelv Tenr.vson "Holy
Grail" and will be very valuable to the
school for an lntructlve as wi-11 as decora
tive point of view. The orirlnal pictures
of Mr. Abbey adorn the Boston public
library.
Many practitioners, who are well i eerning Doctor lierce s Norld-lamea
informed and skillful in the treatment Family Medicines, the Ioctor nas de
af fevers and other acute troubles have cided to publish all the ingredients
not had time and opportunity to con- ! entering into his "Favorite Prescrip
sider and learn the meaning of' women's ti..n" for women. Hereafter every
jvmptoms and so fall into the error of : bottle of these medicines leaving the
treating them for "dyspepsia," "heart great Laboratory at Buffalo, JCt., will
trouble," "nervous exhaustion," etc., i bear upon it a full list of all the in
when the real disease is in the special ' gredients entering into the compound,
feminine organism about which thev ; made entirely from native roots, barks
have probably failed to make a single ! and herbs. The ingredients of the
inquiry, and thus, treating for the ; "Favorite Prescription" is prepared
wrong" thing what can be expected but i from Blue Cohosh root. Lady's Slipper
a further aggravation of the symptoms root. Unicorn root, Golden Seal root
and the discouragement of the patient? and Rattleweed root. The exact work-
A proper remedy life Ir. Pierce"s ing formula for making this medi
Favorite Peescriftios, specially de- ; cine cost Doctor Pierce and his cola
signed for and directed to the seat of borating chemist and pharmacist many
these diseases would have saved the I years of study and experiments but as
patient incalculable suffering, much j perfected they produce almost perfect
time and roanr dollars. I pharmaceutical compounds embodying
It is well sa'id that "a disease fullv ! all the active, medicinal principles re
anderstood is more than half mas'- i siding in the roots employed, and
lered."
Dr. Pierce and his staff of specialists
understand and successfully treat thou
sands of these cases everv vear. In
this too in such form and combination
as to keep unchanged in any climate1.
The use of alcohol is entirely avoided
in their manufacture and instead an
uarrv of them "Favorite Prescrip- i agent is employed which possesses val-
Tios" alone does the work and in ! uable medicinal properties, being a
cases too complicated by delay and demulcent, anti-ferment and nutrient,
mistreatment they have at their com- i "The People's Common Sense Med
mand all the means known to Modern j ical Adviser." This work is sent abso
Medical Science, and their advice is lutely free on receipt of stamps to pay
free and freely given when asked for , mailing onfy. Send 21 one-cent stamp
either in person or by letter. for the edition bound in paper, or 31
Dr. Pierce invites correfpondence, , stamps for the cloth-bound. Address
treats it as most sacred confidence Lt. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, Ji.Y.
LOCAL BREVITIES
John Oishina-. Jntlv Indicted with Henry
Hefiaire for allered forging of postal
monev order In a South Omaha lotterv
transaction, rave a surety company bond
ln K.'nri Tuedav morning and was released,
from custody to aunlt trial before the
Vn!ted 8tat district court.
Local members of the William MrKinlev
!ode. F nai B rith. are feellna- much rrati
fled over the fart that two of their mem
bers have been chosen to hlrh effcea by
the slsth district convention of the order
row in session at M'lwa'ikee. Martin I.
Bua-arman and Simeon Bloom have been
elected as members of the court of sppeals
of th order.
Bids for th quarterly supplies of fresh
beef for the everal military posts of the
Departmert of the Missouri will be opened
at the office of Captain T. B. Hacker, pur
chaslnT commissary for this section.
Wednesday morning. May M. Bids are ex
pected from all over th country, and espe
cially from live stock man and butcher
lu th lmmodlat nctalljr of lb different
ioia ia urn a
For Iowa Fair in east; showers and
thunder storms In west portion Wednes
day; Thursday showers.
Loral Herord.
OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BCREAl'
OMAHA, May 23 Official record of tem- I
perature and precipitation compared witn
the correspondina day of the last tnrM
ears: l6 lift j03. iac i
Maximum temperature .. 7S Tfi 74 tj I
Minimum temperature .. x 57 Si c !
Men temperature 66 tr 7d 1
Precipitation (i 0J .io
Temperature and precipitation departures
from the normal at Omaha since March 1
and comparison with the last two years
Normal temperature $6
Excess for the day i
Total excess since March 1 2M
Normal precipitation U inch
Deficiency for the day 15 Inch
Total precipitation since March ICS Inches
Deficiency since March 1 1 4 inch
Deficiency for cor. period. .121 inch
Deficiency for cor. period. lSd ii Inch
Report from Station at T P. M.
Station and Stat Tern. Max
of Weather. 7 pro. Tern.
Bismarck, clear
Cheenne. part cloudy
Chicago. clr
Davenport, clear
Denver, part cioudy ..
Havre, cloudy
Helena, cloudy
H-iron. rain
Kansas City, clear ....
North Platte, cloudy ..
Omaha, part cloudy ..
Rj.pl City, clear
Pt Louis cler
Valentine, cloudy
Wliliaton. rain
Rain
fall.
2 TJ .
62 70 .00
ii M .00
7i .00
.70 70 .T
.34 6-1 A'l
M Vi .T
Si TS .
72 7 .j
7t .on
71 7 j
Si 74 .02
7f 72 .u,
M 7 4
W 70 .10
of rip
A A WtLall, Local Forecaster.
Station
Plan Now for Colorado
When nature got through with her upheaval in
Colorado, she left a conglomerate mass of mountains con
taining fiome of the rarest sjsots in the world Pike's Peak,
Garden of the Gods, Koval Gorge, the Black Canon, Mar
shall Pass. Estes Park, etc.
Colorado is a mile higher than tide water. Every
cubic foot of her atmosphere is charged with vitalizing
ozone. A complete change of atmosphere and living are
the first necessities of a vacation. Colorado's crisp moun
tain air. cool nights, vivifying waters and outdoor life
thoroughly restore a depleted system.
Colorado's mountain chains, with 130 snow capped
peaks each over 14.000 feet high, form a panorama of
nature's scenic masterpieces. Her canons and gorges re
veal abysmal depths. While the mountain climber risks
his life on the Alps for a view of sunrise, thousands of
tourists mav easilv reach the summits of Pike's Peak or
a a
Marshall Pass and from them look out over regions of
indescribable wildness for a radius of a hundred miles,
while watching the eastern sun paint the wierd topog
raphy in countless hues.
Remarkably low and favorable vacation rates to Colorado
all summer.
fend for Illustrated publication Colorado folder
with lists of hotels, health, rfftorts and camping placet.
J. B. Rejnclds, Ticket Agtot, 1502 Finam Street
L. W. Wikeiej, Gea'l Piss. Agent, 1004 Farnam Street
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